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Layers in the vessels are called |
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name the three layers of vessels |
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tunica: intima, media, externa |
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another name for tunica externa is? |
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This tunic layer concists of a intenal elastic memrbrane |
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The tunic layer concists of concentric layers of smooth muscle |
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What tunic layer consists of sympathetic nerve fibers? |
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this layer produces vascum serum |
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what is the vasa vasorum? |
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concists of small arteries and veins in the walls of large vessels in their tunica externa layer |
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supply cells of tunica media and tuncia externa |
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'x' has an external elastic membrane in their tunica externa while 'x' has smooth muscle in their tunica extema? |
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Pick artery or vein 'x' tunica media has smooth muscle while 'x' tunica media has elastic fibers |
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pick artery or vein round lumen |
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pick artery or vein large flat lumen |
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pick artery or vein 'x' tunica intima internal elastic membrane while 'x' has no internal elastic membrane |
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artery has an internal elastic membrane in tunica intima vein: no internal elastic membrane |
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pick artery or vein has thicker walls and is at higher pressure |
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pick artery or vein has valves |
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pick artery or vein has a smaller diameter |
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pick artery or vein stretches more |
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arterioles are also called |
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resistance vessels, b.c . they provide main control of peripheral resistance, b/c they are very small |
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elastic arteries are also called |
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elastic arteries what in their tunica media? |
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lots of elastic less muscle |
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send blood away from heart ex common iliac |
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muscular arteries are also called |
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send blood to toward muscle |
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most arteries are classified as |
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precapillary arteries are made up of |
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single layer of smooth muscle cells and endothelium lining |
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the smallest arterioles that feed into capillary beds are called? |
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allows for diffusion btwn blood and interstitial fluid |
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T or F : capillaries contain tunica media /externa |
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capillary tunica intima contain |
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muscle cells called pericytes |
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which type of capillary contains a complete endothethial lining & gap junctions (intercellular clefts) |
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true or false: continous capallaires block blood & plasma protiens |
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permit diffusion of water, sm solutes, lipid soulable materials |
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most restrictive capillary type |
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this type of capillary has pores called? |
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fenestrated capillaries have pores called fenestrations |
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fenestrated capillary fcn |
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rapid exchange of water, lg solutes bwn plasma & interstitial fluid |
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free exchange of water, lg solutes monitor blood |
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macs at liver sinsuiods called |
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the least restrictive capillary is |
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a typical artery has a diameter of |
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a typical vein has a diameter of |
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sinusoidal capillaries are located |
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liver spleen bone marrow endocrine organs |
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capillary beds are also known as |
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connect 1 arteriole & 1 venule |
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pre capillary sphincter throroughfare channels metarterioles |
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pre capillary sphincter fcn |
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acts as valve to control blood flow; opens in closes causing blood to flow in pulses |
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thoroughfare channels fcn |
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direct capillary connections between arterioles and venules |
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thoroughfare channels controlled by |
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smooth muscles called metarterioles |
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collateral capillaries def |
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allow multiple arteries to contribute one capillary bed |
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medium sized veins are made by |
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medium sized veins have (thick/ thin) tunica media but a (thick/thin) tunica externa? |
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thin ; tunica media thick; tunica externa |
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large veins are also called? and why |
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capactiance vessels because the can hold the largest amount of blood. |
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venous valves are made up of |
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prevent backflow; compression pushes blood to heart. |
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t or f can fenestrated capillaries can take in plasma proteins or blood? |
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capillary tunica intima contain |
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muscle cells called pericytes |
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t or false: fenestrated capillaries can absorb blood and plasma proteins |
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which layer contains loose collagen fibers & external scattered bands of elastic fibers? |
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which layer fcns to anchor vessels to adjacent tissues? |
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which 3 veins become the popliteal vein? |
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anterior tibial posterior tibial fibular vein |
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fusion of capillary networks |
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pulmonary arteries branch into |
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pulmonary arterioles branch into |
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capaillary newtorks that surround the aveoli |
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vessels are interconnected by |
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3 branches of aortic arch |
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brachiocephalic trunk left common carotid left subclavian |
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branches of brachiocephalic trunk |
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right common carotid right subclavian artery |
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which compound helps vessel maintain shape? |
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the aortic arch turns downward to form |
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thoracic aorta is also called |
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below the diaphragm the aorta is called |
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the abdominal aorta terminally splits into the |
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right and left common iliac |
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branches of aortic arch delivers blood to |
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head neck shoulders upper limbs |
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brachiocephalic trunk supplies blood to |
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left common carotid artery supplies blood to |
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left subclavian artery supplies |
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the subclavian arteries are located |
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subclavian artery is what kind of artery? |
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after leaving the thoracic cavity& 1st rib the subclavian artery becomes? |
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the subclavian artery becomes ? after entering the arm |
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the brachial artery divides at bone |
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coronoid fossa of humerus bone |
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brachial artery divides into |
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which one is deep: radial or ulnar? |
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radial & ulnar fuse to form |
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superficial & deep palmar arches |
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the superficial & deep palmar arches supply blood to |
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digital arteries (fingers) |
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both common carotid arteries are located |
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the common carotid arteries branch into |
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internal & external carotid artery |
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location where the common carotid artery splits into internal and external carotid artery? |
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external carotid artery supplies blood to |
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neck lower jaw anterior face posterior scalp |
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internal carotid artery enters 'x' and supplies |
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enters the skull and supplies the brain |
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branches of internal carotid |
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ophthalmic artery anterior cerebral artery middle cerebral artery |
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vertebral arteries supply |
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the left and right vertebral arise from |
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the cranium through the foramen magnum |
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L & R vertebral fuse to form |
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posterior cerebral artery and posterior communicating artery |
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the anastomoses of the brain |
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circle of Willis arterial cerebral circle |
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components of circle of Willis |
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posterior & anterior communicating artery posterior & anterior cerebral artery |
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bronchial arteries pericardial esophageal mediastinal superior phrenic aka chest + chest wall |
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last branch of abdominal aorta is located |
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L4 to form l& r common iliac |
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which artery of the ab aorta is the last branch before splitting into common iliac arteries? |
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the l & r common iliac is what kind of artery? |
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right and left common iliac branch into |
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right and left internal and external iliac |
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the external iliac branches into what arteries? give location |
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femoral and deep femoral at sacro iliac joint which lead to popliteal |
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the popliteal branches into |
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posterior & anterior tibial artery |
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the posterior tibial artery branches to form |
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fibular artery (peroneal artery) |
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the anterior tibial artery branches off to |
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dorsalis pedis (ankle region) |
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the fibular artery branches off to the |
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medial & lateral plantar arteries |
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the dorsal & plantar arch are made by the connection of |
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medial & lateral arteries dorsalis pedis artery |
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the venous system also controls |
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the superior vena cava recieves blood from |
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head neck chest shoulders upper limbs |
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most blood from head and neck drain into what three veins? |
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internal & external jugular vertebral |
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temporal and maxillary veins drain |
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most veins of the brain drain into |
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the dural sinuses empty into |
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